Generate sane-backends.html in doc/. New target: install-mostang.
Installs the sane standard (.ps, .ps.gz and html), the html manpages,
and sane-backends.html on www.mostang.com.
* tools/find-scanner.c: Removed. Now called sane-find-scanner.
* tools/sane-find-scanner: New file (was find-scanner).
* tools/.cvsignore tools/Makefile.in tools/README: Updated because
of name change. sane-find-scanner is installed now.
* README README.linux: Updated because of sane-find-scanner.
* frontend/scanimage.man: Updated because of sane-find-scanner.
* doc/sane-find-scanner.man: New file.
* doc/.cvsignore doc/Makefile.in: Added sane-find-scanner(1).
* TODO: Updated concerning sane-find-scanner. Added entry about
qcam /tmp file handling. Some spelling corrections.
* NEWS: Added date of release.
* TODO: Removed entries about PATH_MAX, sanei_scsi_find_devices, and
shm.h. Added entry about the necessity to check HAVE_SYS_SHM_H.
* configure configure.in include/sane/config.h.in: Default to
--enable-warnings again. Don't set "-ansi" for OS/2. Test for
sys/shm.h.
* backend/GUIDE: Moved to doc/backend-writing.txt.
* doc/backend-writing.txt: New file (moved from backend/GUIDE).
Added comments about sanei-backend.h and PATH_MAX.
* include/sane/sanei_backend.h: Added define for PATH_MAX (if
necessary).
* sanei/sanei_scsi.c: Implemented sanei_scsi_find_devices for FreeBSD
(from ports@FreeBSD.org).
* tools/Makefile.in: Use INSTALL_SCRIPT instead of INSTALL_PROGRAM for
sane-config (from ports@FreeBSD.org).
* tools/find-scanner.c: Explicitly state that find-scanner won't
find non-SCSI scanners.
* doc/scanimage.man: Add examples for SANE device names.
* frontend/scanimage.c: Output message when no devices are found.
Add example for devicename to --help message. Print warning
when a Unix devicename is used instead of a SANE device. Removed
compiler warning.
* TODO: Removed entries about the fgets and include issues in
umax. Removed entries about scanimage device name
documentation. Added a point about xscanimage problems with the
new GIMP API.
* backend/mustek.* doc/sane-mustek.man: Update to Mustek backend
1.0-98. Fixed segmentation fault in sane_init. Enabled double
buffering. Clear inquiry buffer before using. Paragon 1200 SP now
uses LD_BLOCK color correction. Removed LD MFS (wasn't used
anymore). Fix sane_cancel for Paragon series II scanners. Fix
halftone and grain for Paragon series II scanners. Backtracking is
used automaticly by all scanners now. Some safety checks, code
cleanup and more debug output. Details are in
backend/mustek.CHANGES.
* README: Removed comment about xscanimage error message. Added
comment about find-scanner (may find scanners not supported by
SANE).
* tools/README: Added comment about find-scanner and some lines
about sane-desc.el and sane-config.
* tools/find-scanner.c: Added comment about scanners not supported
by SANE. Removed some warnings.
* TODO LEVEL2: Removed xscanimage error comment from TODO and moved
ideas for SANE 2.0 from TODO to LEVEL2.
(from Tim Waugh <twaugh@redhat.com>). Really check for entries in $cflags that
are also in $includedir.
Henning Meier-Geinitz <henning@meier-geinitz.de>
* backend/mustek.c backend/mustek.desc backend/mustek.CHANGES
Added detection of the TA for the Paragon 1200 SP Pro. Added
warning about not supported Trust scanners. Changed description
of contarst and brightness settings. Backend status is "stable"
now. New version: 1.0-106.
* acinclude.m4 aclocal.m4: Fixed comment concerning dc240.
* configure configure.in include/sane/config.h.in: Added test for
socklen_t in sys/socket.h. This fixes the compilation problem on
Irix.
* doc/sane-avision.man doc/sane-ricoh.man doc/sane-s9036.man
doc/sane-tamarack.man: find-scanner is now called
sane-find-scanner and installed on the system so it's not
necessary to point to the tools directory.
* frontend/scanimage.c: Fixed too long line in output.
* sane-config.in: Name is sane-config again (was sane-backends-config
due to the renaming of the package).
* TODO: Removed entry about net.c not compiling on Irix and
references to find-scanner in the man pages. Updated numbers of
the compilation warnings. Still too many, however.
Henning Geinitz